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9. Record observations about matter in a science journal
8. Classify objects into category of sink or float
7. Predict how variables affect the states of matter
6. Observe and identify changes in matter
5. Classifies objects into one of 3 states (solid, liquid, gas)
4. Identifies properties of matter
3. Identify the 3 states of matter
2. Uses appropriate measurement tools
1. Identifies appropriate measurement tools
HHH Science Teacher Name- ___________________ First Grade Quarter 2 - Matter
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REPORT CARD ALIGNMENT To determine quarterly performance level, please analyze the performance levels for each skill.
properties senses thermometer ruler balance scale tally chart bar graph graduated cylinder liquid solid gas categorize classify measure observe
ACADEMIC SKILLS Uses inquiry and observation skills to generate hypotheses Applies skills: gathers, classifies, measures and records Communicate scientific ideas effectively using content specific vocabulary Makes generalizations, draws logical conclusions, analyzes and interprets data
ASSOCIATED CHECKLIST SKILLS # 8, 5, 7 # 1, 2, 3, 9 #6 # 4, 6
RECOMMENDED ACTIVITIES CHECKLIST SKILL 1
RECOMMENDED ACTIVITIES Introduce hand lenses, rulers, thermometers, balances, and graduated cylinders Model appropriate use of tools listed in #1
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Introduce objects that fall into each state of matter Minilesson # 1 Teach states of matter poetry/songs www.brainpopjr.com/science/matter Using balloons and electronic balance scales, weigh balloons (blown up to different sizes) Computer matter matching game @ www.catie.org.uk/testing_time_index.html Classification sheet Make jello Observe ice/snow melting (measure pre & post) Minilesson # 6 Before completing #6, discuss and predict what variables will cause changes (and what changes) in the states of matter. AIMS activity – “Will it Sink or Float?”
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Record observations in a science notebook/journal about matter throughout the unit.
ACTIVITIES USED